Matemáticas multisensoriales prácticas inspiradas en Montessori para preescolar

Using Montessori-inspired math, students use their own manipulatives as we explore number sense, addition, subtraction, and more. Using a second camera, students can work at their own tables simultaneously. We will work on basic calendar skills but also use higher-level thinking to practice patterns as we move through the month. Number sense is emphasized so that students gain a deep foundation for numerical fluency and can apply their basic skills during problem-solving. We use many manipulatives, like number rods, spindle boxes, pattern blocks, snap cubes, golden beads, and number cards, that can be purchased or printed at home. In addition, students play games to build mathematical fluency and confidence in a fun way. We continually spiral back to review number sense skills throughout the year so that students continually use their number sense, even when learning other math concepts. These classes do not build upon each other, and no prior knowledge is needed to join this class.

Week of January 30th:
     Addition
Week of February 6th:
     Show one equation many ways
Week of February 13th:
    Using pictures and counters to solve addition problems
Week of February 20th:
    Addition games